The company, which operates a chain of home appliance stores, is expected to post earnings of 63 cents per share according to FactSet Research via Market Watch. Yahoo also published a 63 cent estimate.

The retailer was even on Tuesday closing at $41.96. This is near the 100-day high of $48.25 and above the 50-day moving average of $38.53.

The company was trading higher in after-hours, up 0.03 (0.08%) to $41.99. Today’s pivot point is $42.01 and the R1 resistance level is 42.40. The S1 support level is $41.79.